A man from ancient Mesopotamia, Hamonri, warps to the future to steal a book from three boys. When the three boys find the book missing, they find an inscription written in Cuneiform, a language spoken in ancient Mesopotamia. The boys are magically warped to ancient Mesopotamia and find the book, only to find it in the hands of another Mesopotamian man. After failing to offer the right payment to get the book back, the three boys attempt to steal the book. King Nebuchadnezzar and his wife, Queen Amytis, arrive and the three boys are accused of stealing the book. After negotiating the Nebuchadnezzar, the boys are unsuccessful in getting their book back.

King Hammurabi of Babylon created a set of laws known as the "Code of Hammurabi" for his empire.

Explores the changes, especially the health effects, involved with the shift towards settled life and agriculture in the early urban community of Catalhoyuk.

Covers the consolidation of power in the form of monarchs in Ancient Mesopotamia who sought to build hereditary empires and rule as God-Kings.

Covers the rise of the city-states in Ancient Mesopotamia, especially Uruk, as well as the entrenchment of priesthood and the invention of writing.